Invoices & Billing

Billing a Location Automatically: Per Visit or Monthly

Set a location to invoice itself when a job completes or on a billing day.

Last updated October 29, 2026

Contracts are billed from the location, not by hand. Each location has its own billing settings on the Financials tab.

1

Open the location

Go to Locations, open the location and switch to the Financials tab. Under Billing Settings click Edit.

2

Choose how it is invoiced

Pick one of three modes.

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Field Required Description
By hand only Optional No automatic invoices for this location.
Per visit, when a job completes Optional One invoice each time a schedule at this location reaches Completed, for the amount per visit.
Monthly, on a billing day Optional One invoice per month for the monthly amount, issued on the billing day (1 to 28) for the period that starts then.
3

Amounts and terms

Enter the Amount per visit or the Monthly amount (the contract value on file is suggested), the Billing day, optionally the First invoice on month, and Due in (days) or the company default.

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Pro tip: Leave First invoice on empty to start with the next billing day. The card then shows "Next invoice on" with the date.
4

Auto-send

Tick E-mail each invoice to the client when it is issued if the client should receive it without you opening it. Click Save billing.

5

What happens next

Per-visit invoices are created the moment the job is completed. Monthly invoices are created by the hourly billing run on the billing day. Each one notifies admins and managers, carries its origin (Job on a date, or Contract period), and is copied to Stripe and QuickBooks when those are set up.

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Important: A period is never billed twice: completing the same job again or two billing runs on the same day return the invoice that already exists.
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